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==Profile==
* '''Name:''' Ha Ji-Won
* '''Hangeul:''' 하지원
* '''Birth Name:''' Jeon Hae-Rim (전해림)
* '''Birthdate:''' June 28. 1978
* '''Birthplace:''' [[Seoul]], South Korea
* '''Education:''' [[Dankook University]]
* '''Height:''' 168cm
* '''Blood Type:''' A
* '''Family:''' [[Jeon Tae-Soo]] (younger brother)
* '''Twitter:''' [http://twitter.com/hajiwon1023 @hajiwon1023]
* '''Instagram:"' [http://instagram.com/hajiwon1023 hajiwon1023]

==Biography==
Ha Ji-Won, born as Jeon Hae-Rim on June 28, 1978 in [[Seoul]], South Korean, is a famous actress. She came from a large family of six (including her parents, 2 sisters, and one brother). Ha Ji-Won is the second oldest child in her family and her younger brother [[Jeon Tae-Su]] is also an actor.

She started in the entertainment industry, after a talent agency offered to sign her to a contract. Ha Ji-Won considered the offer with her mother and eventually agreed. The contract also required that Ha Ji-Won go to college and major in theater. She also had to mime as a dolphin during auditions. In 1997, Ha Ji-Won made her acting debut in the [[KBS]] drama "Sinsedaebogo 100hui Teukjib" and continued to act in small supporting roles for several more dramas. With 1999's [[KBS]] series "[[School 2]]," Ha Ji-Won started to gain the attention of drama fans.

In 2000, Ha Ji-Won made her feature film acting debut in the film "[[Truth Game]]" playing the role of a fan club president. Her performance would garner Ji-won the best new actress award at the 2000 Grand Bell Awards. Two years later, Ha Ji-Won would land the starring role in the box-office hit "[[Sex Is Zero]]," a film that would sell 4.2 million tickets during its theatrical run.

For the following year in 2003, Ha Ji-Won would take the starring role in the [[MBC]] drama "[[Damo: The Legendary Police Woman]]" - a unique action drama set in the Joseon Dynasty period. "[[Damo: The Legendary Police Woman]]" became so popular in Korea that a new expression "Damo Pain" (다모페인) was coined in reference to all the fans crazy about the drama series. Ha Ji-won would reveal later in a 2009 interview with [[KBS|KBS2]] TV that her most cherished performance is "[[Damo: The Legendary Police Woman]]," due to the fans she gained from that series and that performance opening the door for coveted future roles.[http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200907112319271001] In 2003, Ji-won Ha would also release her first and so far only album to date "Home Run."

Ha Ji-Won's next performance in the 2004 [[SBS]] drama "[[Memories of Bali]]," turned into another hit with the series revealing a surprise ending that became a hot topic for its audience. Over the next few years Ji-won Ha would appear in a succession of romantic-comedy films: "[[Reversal of Fortune]]," "[[100 Days with Mr. Arrogant]],"[[Love So Divine]]," and "[[Daddy-Long-Legs]]." Ha Ji-Won would also star in the popular 2006 [[KBS|KBS2]] historical drama "[[Hwang Jin-yi (2006-South Korea-KBS2)|Hwang Jin-yi]]," which recorded a high 29% viewership rating.

Since that time, Ha Ji-Won has branched off into various roles for feature films. She has also picked up the reputation for picking challenging roles, as she learned advanced aerobics for the film "[[Sex Is Zero]]," Sunmudo (Korean martial arts) for the film "[[Duelist]]," and boxing for the film "[[Miracle on 1st Street]]" (in which she filmed the boxing scenes herself).

In 2009, Ha Ji-Won appeared in the big budget disaster film "[[Haeundae]]" and the drama film "[[Closer to Heaven]]," involving a romance between a man afflicted with Lou Gehrig's Disease (played by [[Kim Myung-Min]]) and a funeral home employee (played by Ha Ji-Won).

Ha Ji-Won then went on to star in the highly popular drama "[[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)|Secret Garden]]," which recorded an impressive 31% viewership rating nationwide in 2010. She picked up numerous awards for starring in this series from the 2010 SBS Drama Awards.

==Filmography==
===Movies===
* [[Pawn (Korean Movie)|Pawn]] | Dambo (2020) - Seung-Yi
* [[Life Risking Romance]] | Moksoom Gun Yeonae (2016) - Je-In
* [[Chronicle of a Blood Merchant]] | Heosamgwan (2015) - Heo Ok-Ran
* [[The Huntresses]] | Joseonminyeo Samchongsa (2014) - Jin-Ok
* [[Hi, Anna]] (2012)
* [[As One]] | Korea (2012) - Hyun Jung-Hwa
* [[Sector 7]] | Chil Kwang Gu (2011) - Cha Hae-Joon
* [[Closer to Heaven]] | Nae Sarang Nae Gyeote (2009) - Ji-Soo
* [[Haeundae]] (2009) - Kang Yeon-Hee
* [[BA:BO]] | Babo (2008) - Ji-Ho
* [[His Last Gift]] | Majimak Seonmul (2008) - Hye-Young (cameo)
* [[Sex is Zero 2]] | Saekjeuk Shigong Shijun 2 (2007) - Eun-Hyo (cameo)
* [[Miracle on 1st Street]] | 1Beonga-ui gijeok (2007) - Myung-ran
* [[All For Love]] | Nae Saengae Kajang Areumdawun Iljuil (2005) - Yun-Joo (cameo)
* [[Duelist]] | Hyeongsa (2005) - Namsoon
* [[Daddy-Long-Legs]] | Kidari Ajeossi (2005) - Cha Young-Mi
* [[Love So Divine]] | Shinbu Sueob (2004) - Yang Bong-Hee
* [[100 Days with Mr. Arrogant]] | Naesarang Ssagaji (2004) - Kang Ha-Young
* [[Reversal of Fortune]] | Yeokjeone sanda (2003) - Han Ji-Young
* [[Sex Is Zero]] | Saekjeuk Sigong (2002) - Lee Eun-Hyo
* [[Phone]] | Pon (2002) - Ji-Won
* [[Nightmare]] | Gawi (2000) - Eun-Joo
* [[Ditto]] | Donggam (2000) - Seo Hyun-Ji
* [[Truth Game]] | Jinshil game (2000) - Han Da-Hye

===Drama Series===
* [[Curtain Call (Korean Drama)|Curtain Call]] | Curtain Call: Namuneun Seoseo Jookneunda (KBS2 / 2022) - Park Se-Yeon / Ja Geum-Soon (young)
* [[Chocolate (Korean Drama)|Chocolate]] (JTBC / 2019-2020) - Moon Cha-Young
* [[Hospital Ship]] | Byungwonsun (MBC / 2017) - Song Eun-Jae
* [[The Time We Were Not In Love]] | Neoreul Saranghan Shigan (SBS / 2015) - Oh Ha-Na
* [[Empress Ki]] | Kihwanghoo (MBC / 2013-2014) - Ki Seung-Nyang / Empress Ki
* [[The King 2hearts]] (MBC / 2012) - Kim Hang-Ah
* [[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)|Secret Garden]] (SBS / 2010-2011) - Kil Ra-Im
* [[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama|Hwang Jin-Yi]] (KBS2 / 2006) - Hwang Jin-Yi
* [[Fashion 70's]] | Paesun 70's (SBS / 2005) - university student (cameo)
* [[Memories of Bali]] | Ballieseo saengkin il (SBS / 2004) - Lee Soo-Jung
* [[Damo: The Legendary Police Woman]] | Damo (MBC / 2003) - Chae-Ok
* [[Life is Beautiful (2001-South Korea-KBS2)|Life is Beautiful]] | Insaengeun Hareumdawo (KBS2 / 2001) - Yoo Hee-Jung
* [[Secret (2000-South Korea-MBC)|Secret]] | Bi-mil (MBC / 2000) - Lee Ji-Eun
* [[School 2]] | Hak Kyo 2 (KBS / 1999) - Jang Se-Jin

==Awards==
* '''Best Actress''' ("[[Curtain Call (Korean Drama)|Curtain Call]]") - [[2022 KBS Drama Awards]] - December 31, 2022
* '''Best Couple Award''' ("[[Curtain Call (Korean Drama)|Curtain Call]]") - [[2022 KBS Drama Awards]] - December 31, 2022
* '''[[2017 MBC Drama Awards]]: Best Actress (mini series)''' ("[[Hospital Ship]]")
* '''[[2013 MBC Drama Awards]]: Grand Prize''' ("[[Empress Ki]]")
* '''[[2013 MBC Drama Awards]]: Popularity Actress Award''' ("[[Empress Ki]]")
* '''[[2013 MBC Drama Awards]]: Best Actor or Actress Selected by Directors''' ("[[Empress Ki]]")
* '''2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Ten Stars Award''' ([[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)]])
* '''2010 SBS Drama Awards: Netizen Popularity Award''' ([[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)]])
* '''2010 SBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award with [[Hyun-Bin]]''' ([[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)]])
* '''2010 SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Special Drama - Actress''' ([[Secret Garden (SBS-2010-Korean Drama)]])
* '''"Best Actress"''' ([[Closer to Heaven]]) - [[2010 (46th) BaekSang Arts Awards]] - March 26th.
* '''"Best Actress"''' ([[Closer to Heaven]]) - [[2009 (30th) Blue Dragon Film Awards]] - Dec. 2nd
* '''2007 32nd Golden Chest International TV Festival: Best Actress Award''' ([[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama]])
* '''2007 34th Korean Broadcasting Awards: Best Actress Award''' ([[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama]])
* '''2006 KBS Drama Awards: Daesang (Grand Prize)''' ([[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama]])
* '''2006 KBS Drama Awards: Best Couple Award with [[Jang Geun-Suk]]''' ([[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama]])
* '''2006 KBS Drama Awards: Netizen Award''' ([[Hwang Jin-Yi - Korean Drama]])
* '''2004 40th Baeksang Arts Awards: Best TV Actress Award''' ([[Memories of Bali]])
* '''2000 21st Blue Dragon Awards: Best Supporting Actress Award''' ([[Ditto]])
* '''2000 37th Grand Bell Awards: Best New Actress Award''' ([[Truth Game]])

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==References==
* [http://www.newsen.com/news_view.php?uid=200907112319271001 하지원 “내겐 ‘다모’가 가장 사랑스러운 작품”] ''Newsen,'' July 12, 2009.

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-* [[Climax (Korean Drama)|Climax]] (ENA-Genie TV / 2026) - Chu Sang-A
+* [[Climax (Korean Drama)|Climax]] (ENA-Genie TV / 2026) - Chu Sang-Ah
 * [[Curtain Call (Korean Drama)|Curtain Call]] | Curtain Call: Namuneun Seoseo Jookneunda (KBS2 / 2022) - Park Se-Yeon / Ja Geum-Soon (young)
 * [[Chocolate (Korean Drama)|Chocolate]] (JTBC / 2019-2020) - Moon Cha-Young

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